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Assault and battery bail bonds in Fresno County

Fast, discreet release for assault and battery arrests, from a simple battery to a felony charge.

Assault and battery arrests happen fast, often after an argument that got out of hand, and the charges can look more frightening than the situation that caused them. Most are bailable, and we move quickly to get your loved one home.

Assault is not the same as battery

California treats these as distinct offenses. Assault, Penal Code 240, is an attempt or threat of violence. Battery, Penal Code 242, is the actual unlawful touching or use of force. A simple battery is usually a misdemeanor with bail set from the county schedule. Assault with a deadly weapon or assault likely to cause great bodily injury, Penal Code 245, is far more serious, frequently charged as a felony, and carries much higher bail.

How bail is set

For a misdemeanor assault or battery, bail often comes straight from the Fresno County schedule, so a release can begin within hours. Felony assault charges, especially those under 245, may require a judge to set bail at the first court appearance and can run into five figures or more. We confirm the exact amount before doing anything else.

What an assault or battery bond costs

The premium is the regulated 10 percent of bail in every case. A $25,000 felony assault bail means a $2,500 premium, and our payment plans spread that out so it does not break the family budget. See our cost breakdown for the details.

Call the moment you can. Give us the name and the city of the arrest, and we start the bond right away, around the clock.

Calm, discreet, around the clock

These cases are emotional, and we keep the process steady and private. Our focus is a fast, lawful release so the person can return to work and prepare their defense from home. Learn how bail bonds work or call any hour.

Frequently asked questions

How much is assault and battery bail in Fresno County?

Simple battery under Penal Code 242 carries lower bail, while assault with a deadly weapon under 245 is far higher. We read the booking and confirm the exact figure before you sign.

Can you post bail for a felony assault charge?

Yes. Felony assault under Penal Code 245 brings higher bail, and we offer payment plans so the cost does not become a second crisis.

How quickly can you help after an assault arrest?

We answer every hour and can begin the bond as soon as the bail is known, often within hours of booking at the Fresno County Jail.

Speak with an agent now

One call starts everything. We confirm where your loved one is held and begin the bond right away.

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Lines are open every hour of every day. Tell us the name of the person in custody and where they are held, and we start the paperwork while we are still on the phone.

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